Darian Chief prevalent in the Greenhill Racing Top Heat Stakes at Yarmouth
The Grade A1 Greenhill Racing Top Heat Stakes will witness the participation of Pennys Midas, Darian Chief, Riverside Way, Star Cash Simon and Blonde Kimber. The race will be held at Yarmouth over 462 metres flat on Wednesday, 27th June. The prize
money set for the winner is £150.
One of the most competitive and accomplished hounds is Droopys Maldini’s two-year-old blue son out of b***h, Like Hot Cakes.
His racing career began with two training sessions, both at Yarmouth, the first one was over 277 metres on 15th March and then the next one was over 462 metres on 22nd March.
Darian Chief raced his career debut on 29th March in a 462 metres race at Yarmouth. He lost the race by four and a half lengths as the winner, Balinakill Pride, took 28.20 seconds to rest the race.
His very next try culminated the same result, he qualified as the runner up in a 462 metres race at Yarmouth and was left adrift by two lengths behind the winner, Steam Machine, who timed the track distance in 28.35 seconds.
After missing two more chances, he won the Grade A3 3rd Leg Pick 6 Jackpot on 5th May at Yarmouth over 462 metres. The favourite completed the race in 28.13 seconds and escaped defeat by only a short head’s distance.
Joining the winner on the other end in 28.13 seconds was Cooly Miranda.
On 12th May, Darian Chief won a Grade A2 462 metres flat at Yarmouth by reaching the other end of the wire in 28.05 seconds. Finishing right after the winner was, Mineola Scholes, who timed the track distance in 28.19 seconds.
The trainer, Mark Wallis, put in all the effort possible for keeping the performance level intact and thus trained the two-year-old twice.
In order to strike the long awaited hat trick, Darian Chief won a 400 metres race at Romford on 5th June by closing in on the track distance in 24.75 seconds with 6 ¾ lengths under his belt.
Right after that he bumped into a fifth position on 11th June. The blow from the recent loss will make him swing back into routine.
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